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Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16


l3Y girslie az iii execlts0n ssued Ont If the
Dsstsies Calrt af 2nd judicial lHgssict 6sila
6NiAty, Arizona 1erfitery. datei the I'D day
III fune Al ID ISS7. Ia 4 ceI saiI acaian where
II, ID Vi fsAcey a. FlaintiH, recovered i,itiV-
fnsns against J III Eaton, al Defendant fo4
Tbs sum os Sisg2 and os~t uf slit taksn af
&llA Il With sntessst from Tie list day If June
1855, at the rate Ut two per cent PER menth
ansil Paid, said Judgment and costs amounting
u the sun If 1886 On the Esd day uf Iuna
A u. 1887, laYe isyied upon tie following
desesis@d property, ep-yeit:
Lot No !. IN Elnek No a5, Lot No. q 10
Block 40. 96, as described Oh the Official map
H Globe fpwasite anw % file III the pssice II
the Clerk ot tho Praliete Coust AZ the said
County II ella. to which map reference Is
hereby made a. part of Iris notice; also ise
pyslis idei one.eight II intefrst If TIE Faac
Mine, l5catet about Z miles northeast Of
Globe; also an undivided one hall interest
III the Oak Vale nsine III Miil.site. located
near and north 81 the said Pane Mine; aiso
IN pn5iYided nne.forath IL interest la tbe
ked Royer inise abaat fcDr miles northeast II
the Miami mill All u sajd nganing interests
being situated ia said Globe Miiiing District
Ia the sad County III Gilas also the undivided
afcshalf ial interest III the Toll Read frNui
Globe 70 Final Summit ia the said cha
County; also one lfl five stamp battery al
AFheathelds II said CHA County, Arizona
IeFritary
f9l9lic Notice is hereby given that on SAT-
nrday the 10th day 81 July Il, D. 1857. at IA
o'clock d. III. If that iaS al nublic auction Al
tSiette Glla Eannty III front ~ sheriff i oifica,
j wiifeell al the rght title and interest 81
the ssld Defendant, Ia and kn eait described
property to the highest an1 best bidder ta aRts
isfy said execution and ali costs.
II, X, HD1)GSON, Sheriff.
js25siw Gils County, "A. a
Festpsnstnents
TheaboYe sala il postponed until Saturday
July rs, 1897 IA Fl. H0D6sSflN, Sheriff,
Gila County. All
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

The test case between the city Of ST,
l.oais ana beer sellers, ander the Sun
day law, was decided ID favor of the
latter, the judge helding that the law
did not prohibit the sale of beer and
wine On Sunday, hut only applied to
the sale at whisky.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

Hong Di, the brutal murderer Of
Mrs. Billou, was taken from the Co.
lusa, Cal, Jail, on the night Of The nth,
and lynched by citizens dissatisfied
with his sentence to imprisonment for
dr.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16
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lIIa'!IlEAllaOEY
4 $50 j s-,ss4
RANKIN, BRAFTOA Il Go.
I27. FIRST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO
BRANCH WORKS. chieago.
RUlEDERS Of Mining Machinery.

EzfsAN1s FOR GOLD AND SILVER
Mills enbraclAg the latest and most
improved machinery and processes fsg bsse
ard free ores Water Jacket Slfelting
KHFisaees fof Nilyer, lead and c1plci ores,
with new and Important improvements, SUI
peEiOr to aily other make. Hoistlng Works,
Pumping machines, EhloTidizing furnaces,
ete We offer our customers the best re-
snits 0f Thirty years experience ID this sps-
ciai line 6f wurk and afe prepared 10 fufn-
ish from san Francisco on Chicago TIKI most
ton AIaclinery, superior III design ayliieop-
strnrtlon to that 0f any Other make Ii the
levest possible prices We also eontractfo
deliger IN ceNpleta running order, Mills,
Furnaces, Hoisiing Works, etc, in any OF
the Mining States End Territories Estim-
ateS gtyelf0n application. Send for iiils-
trsted circular
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

It cost New York $4,000 to prose.
cute Jacob Sharp and other boodlers,
which sum is we'll expended If il will
break up official robbery, even for a
short peYiod
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

tora, A. 7 June 20th, 1887.
Notice u hereDp given that the ApscSstnent
Roll of tsila Couasy, Is now completed and
open for inspection. n my os4ce, and that the
Board Of Supcryisets of Glib County Win
meet as Board 81 Equalization oh the Grst
day u July, and continue ID session from time
to time Until the business - equalization pre.
scented to them Ii disposed of but Will not sit
after Che Goth day Of July, except III certain
cases as provided by law.
ClIAS. n. MARTIN,
Clerk 0f the Board IL Supervisors.
ie25-4w
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

Plouro,pnsumonia has broken out
among dairy cows at ST. Louis. Eff.
teen are reported to have died from it
last week.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16
Silver 9sa copper lOsa4

Grover Cleveland will not visit st.
Louis during the encampment of the
q. A. r. in that city.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16
TT u .

DO y0i know fhas u pain Ia the left eh0uldet
or arm IL Sign Of heat diseased It y aae thne
disease mRy hnyo progressed far towards q iatai
Ex.TNTss HEART RIsAGEDx rt onee.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16
Camp Meeting.

fAeFu Win be az ald fashioned Cant, Meet
Inn, "A Nheathslds twelve miles north of
tflebes commencing 5nis Sath aud confusing
August SEN All ase es1aeeialiv in$ised III
come and ca4Ep RaSrd l3rigi,ie gnd Isas' az
sgs can W. hstl on sfpiieatioA Al She groNad
"A inn siasiN sienslid Wesef ami good fmsase
sidgegal mi " ili III III attendance
Z. 4, 4 tsssf Cpmniitee.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

Nh. and Mrs. ] G. Ramsdell. wish
10 thank their patrons for their liberal
patronage heretafore and hope 10 re-
ealEs them patronage ID their new
line Of business
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

rather novel enterprise has just been g.
tabiished IN this city. which will interest
property owners ut large, and business men
IN particular. II II something entirely new
not only IN Boston, but IN the entire country
and will undoubtedly prove the pioner Of
similar ones in many osher cities The
scheme e. developed Is 10 notify property
owners IN cGsc Of fire, that they NAV L. O..
hand 20 save and prot. Z their possessions
For instance, "A haildlng Oh Summer street is
discovered Ia ~ on tiir I midnight The
vwner or occupant, of cuurs'. j. unaware Of
the fact, and is probably sound asleep at his
home IN the Back bay. There may IL books
papers, and articles Of small bulk not in the
Asfe which are quite valuable. We're th-
owner present be might he able 10 save
them, or direct the hremen - that they
could do IT, Even II this should not be the
cas- property owner could personally su-
I-rvise The protection Of goods not destroyed
aud certainly he would lie interested enough
u wish Ia be present. II be happens 90 lie "a
subscriber 10 tho sche me he l. at once noti-
1ed Of the fire by messenger or telephone by
the agent Of the company, whose business II
il e. attend oil fires. Should the owner live
n the city limits a carriage is sent for
h. ana he is brought 10 the firc free Of cost
e scheme operates in the day ~ well a.
the night time II business man leaves his
Office and goes 10 another IaT1 Of the city be
is hunted up and notified in case vi fire
as soon as possible. Now that bell alarms
have been abolished by order Of the fir com
missioners. man might have his place Of
business entirely burned down and not bc
made aware Of IT until he arrives al his usual
hour in the morning unless hunted up by
some friend or reporter For - cents "a
month he can H. relieved Of all worry. and
can bc enabled 10 reach bis property and save
valuableS in case Of fire. II Le doesn't care 20
tie bothered personally he can arrange TO
have his superintendent, junior partner, or
other person OF several persons notified in
stead. The value Of the scheme can readily
h. seen, and il is very apparent in such cases
where there is IA threatening fire III the story
above him or next door Then he arrives on
tn ground in time To- secure his most vGlu-
able property before the fire reaches his
place Of business. Boston Herald
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

| have been in the service If Uncle sam foi
just one month. and have five years and
eleven months yet 10 serve. ! wish was out
Of il, but have no one 10 blame for il but
myself | was broke on the town, and sit
ting in a peep o day house, expecting the
barkeeper would turn me out, when two sol
diers came il. They wore the uniform Of
privates, but their clothes iii them like dudes,
and now that / come 70 think Of it, were Of
much better cloth than what | have got on
They seemed 10 have plenty Of money, and
asked me Ia take IA drink Then they got 10
telling stories about the gay life the boys led
in the army-nothing 10 do, but plenty To
eat, a night in town every week One of
them said that no citizen stood a show against
soldier with the ladies The other said it
was mighty hard to get into the army, but
he had taken a fancy to me, and If | wanted
to try il hc would speak 70 the captain. He
! then staked Inc for quarter 20 get a bed
and the next day | met the young fellows ut
the recruiting Office, and here am, the vic
tim of two "slick cappers;' body snatchers'
call them. There is no use deserving, be-
cause they always bring you back and any
barracks is better than working on the forti-
hcations at Fort Leavcnworth. A Recruit
in Globe-Democrat
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

"wherc did you get thstr'I demanded,
recognizing. as thought, something in the
shade and texture Of the tress
al cut IL of"
"Cut IL off! When and whercf
"Once when She stod before me and was
not otherwise engage Wherct think il
was at the ball of the American minister
His voice was subdund. pathetic.
"Hippolytc,' said, tenderly. "Hippolyie,
your blessing Paris contains no happier
man than your coach tonight Miss Whip
pie
YES YES he interrupted rising; ''tbs
mills Of the gods grind with exactness BleS
you, Hendrix, bless your
He walked 10 the hearth and back again.
There was a kindling light in his eyes. Sud
denly he faced about with, II am inclined e
think this jargon Of Comtes "A sham
AS YOU have always done | observed.
AT least IL has now served 10 keep me of
the rocks IL is a huge balloon, a spectacle
at which the French love "a gaze; but it is 60
ing 10 burst some day. and you will live 20
See the farce-Comte and his disciples flying
out Of the basket and coming down IA inane
as the stick Of a rocket In the meantime
we look down and sec what is under US, Oh.
heaven" lie shut his eyes, and throwing off
the hand had laid ON his arm he drained u
glass Of cugnsc 10 the dregs
Here's Ia oblivion" he cried. and waved
his trembling ann, and then and there felt
a suffocating sense Of something Gbout IL
overwhelm me, which could not stay
IL was non long, indeed. before Bonnetheau
was called 10 pay the wages Of his sins. On Z,
day silent for Paris, for Il was muiiied with
snow. He had said nothing through the
morning, but toward aeon he raised himself
slightly
went 20 his side He began with a shiv
.ring articulation: "lts an awful way thst
! nm going-so dark So horribly dark An
he gropcd for my hand
There is light. II thou wouldst hut see IL "
| Snid. falling, into the tender thou. Thou
hast no umg a. listen Ia Comie. Hear thy
voice mat came through the age, 4 am the
light OF the world he that followeih me So
But he shook has head imTsriouly. 81
have lived Comtist. ON INV soul. Hendrix.
Lav, Cdored that myth Of yours hut IL is too
late to subscribe myself g It now. Death
led Chr. am You ask inc "a join the
coward, be, Never have lived Comtist
i die
CHRISTIAN, sy il, believe il, Hippolytc 80
But his lips remained closed There was a
long silence, at the end Of which he muir
INJURED. Thank God-heaven-all that have
denied She WAS anchored ~ fast; ! could
not take her with me. / 60 to the had
alonr. There was faint pressure of my
hand Adieu."
There is in every life ono inextinguishahlc
moment. and this was mine How often
have | sought 10 put it out Yet there i;
glows and burns and will glow and burn
forever. till dic.-Emma Sherwood Chester
~ Hsme journal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02
ODD NOTES OF INTEREST.

TINS country owns over twelve million
horses valued at about t+u1Cc,un.
No RIIis are issurd IN this country % the
value ~ $1,000. the highest legal tender
notes being those Of Slo,ur
\ lApY Of Austin. Tex, has made an Gu
tire dress of common spool thread Sho
uccd ten thousand yards II thread and WAS
three months dong H.
SHARKS have for some time been creating
havoc among the soft-Shcilcd crabs Of Chcs-
apraI.c Bay one was lately caught that
had In It's stomach "a bushe! Of the dcLca-
CIos.
Tnr northern boundary Of the United
States is lined by 3N5 prominent marks in
the shape of iron pillars, stone cairns and
mounds, extending between The Rocky
Mountains and the Lake ~ the Woods and
a. distance Of a mile apart
ALoNG the Galeua river IN Illinois and
Wisconsin recently wagon loads 81 dead
fish were piled up. Many theories account
ing for the phenomenon are advanced, but
none of "A satisfactory nature, and thus far
the cause Of the fatality is mystery.
Az agent Of steamship line says that
about one hundred thousand people cross TO
Europe each year AT AN average cost Of five
hundred dollars This would make an ag-
gregatc of fifty million dollars spent aDnu-
ally by Am orleans IN Jourucylng 10 Europe.
To LAY five miles of track il takes 100
rails weighing IN the aggregate l,056,0OO
pounds. To spike this requires ~, $50 spikes,
weighing 200 pounds. 1t also takes 900
bolts for every i've miles Five miles of
tues number 1920 or enough 10 make u
small forest
A WOMAN in Chicago recently made con-
fession 10 an Austrian consul IN that city
that she had six years previously caused her
husband 10 be wrongfully imprisoned in an
Austrian dungeon for attempting 10 poison
her. Her confession liberated her husband,
but his health had suffered so that death
was looked for soon.
1T is not commonly known that there ex-
lists any where in this land free railroad,
vet such is fact II is in Oakland Cal ,
through which city the Central Pacific was
granted right Of way ON condition that no
fare should be charged within the city linn
| its. For a distance of rive or six miles peo-
pie ride on this road free Of charge.
THE latest thing in rat-traps is the work
OF a Connecticut electrician. He attaches a
| piece of meat 10 one pole of dynamo ma
chine, which can only bc reached 10y the rat
standing on plate which serves as the
| other pole. Report says that no rat has yet
| got the meat, but many have reached for IL,
and the inventor is rewarded for his inge-
nuity by large collection Of dead rats.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02
A Great Cause of Profanity.

The number Of papers that lose their wrap
pers in the mails is enormous The principal
reason is that they are put ON with poor
mucilage. 1t is astonishing what a great
variety of worthless mucilage is sold in the
stationery stores under various labels. IL is
very exasperating 10 try and put up paper
with mucilage and find it unroll about as fast
as it is wrapped That is what happens when
nine out OF ten of the different samples of
muciage one is offered in the stores is used.
The poor quality of this mucilage is probably
attributable to the high rate at which gum
arabic has been sold since the war IN the
Soudan.-Ssw York Evening Sun.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02
HOME SONG.

~. ssay at home, my heart, and rest;
Home keeping hearts are happiest,
For those that wander they know not where
Are full Of trouble and full Of care;
To stay at home is best.
weary. and homesick. and distressed,
rbey wander east. they wander west
And are bafied. and beaten, and blown about
By the winds Of the wilderness Of doubt;
To stay at home is best.
Then stay at home, my heart. and rest;
The bird is safest in its nest
Der all that iutter their wings and fly
A hawk is lowering in the sky;
To stay at home is best.
-Longfellow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-29
Successful Enterprise.

Col. w. }. Keller left yesterday for
Jacksonville. Fla, partly for the bene-
fit of his health combined with bust
ness. Col. Keller is vice president OF
the Cox Chemical Co., manufacturers
of the Silver Gift Baking Powder, and
will establish an agency for these
goods at Jacksonville for Florida and
the West Indies. Mr.. G.. p. Hopkins
the secretary of the company, came TO
Dallas stranger last July and intro
duced The Silver Gift. On the merit
of the powder, alone, he has introduce
ed il into thousands of families in
Texas, and organized stock company
of prominent and influential capital
lists of Dallas, 10 manufacture and
Wholesale the Silver Gift. The HER
AID people among thousands of 9TH
ers in Dallas have tried this powder
and commend it as first class in every
respect. Col. James |. Rukes is presi-
dent, Mr.. Hopkins secretary and John
Il. Gano treasurer. The company is
fast building up business which will
be one of Dallas leading manufacture
ing enterprises, meritorious home
institution--kecping Texas money at
home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-29

at something in the dark and ever IN
vain.
II is always embarrassing to follow
criticism with suggestion, but the nature
of things compels 1t.
think the question rs to the propel
mode of teaching grammar and com.
position was answered long ago. De.
mosthenes answered 1t best when with
half shaven head he retired to his Sc.
cluded retreat and there copied and re.
copied the most admired literature OF
his nation. seeking the while rather by
inhibition than by imitation to acquire
those graces of STYLE that later render
ed his name so illustrious.
What Demosthenes did with definite
purpose, all children do naturally and
unconsciously, only that with them the
conversation of their elders takes the
place of written masterpieces. This,
then, must be the natural method. II
becomes second nature with children
to express themselves in accordance
with the familiar models daily before
them. In the language of children are
reflected the same beauties and the
same faults that embellish or mar the
language of those with whom they are
continually associated, and it is the
object of education to encourage such
beauties and remove such faults.
The facts here presented point clearly
to the only true system of teaching a
mother tongue. This system already
indicated in the previous remarks,
narrows itself down to two general
directions; first, insist upon the utmost
care on the part of pupils in their use
of language; and, second, furnish them
with correct verbal models in your own
speech, and read carefully with them
the best literary works that may be
adapted to their age and comprehen-
sion. Nothing more than tbs is need
ed, nothing less will serve, and a faith
full adherence to the plan is certain to
work the most encouraging and bene'
fetal results George H. Lepper, IN the
Current.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-29
The Victims of Beasts.

About 10000 people are annually uv-
stroyed in India b. animals, and of
these nineteen in twenty are said TO be-
bitten by snakes. The number Of hui
man victims tends to increase. in spite
of the fact that the number Of wild
beasts and snakes destroyed has doub-
led in the last ten years, and that the
government reward paid for their ex-
termination has risen proportionately.
Nearly - lakns of rupees (about 1925
O00) were thus paid in 1884. Next to
venomouse reptiles, tigers claim most
victims. Ten years ago wolves. most
" in the Northwest provinces of Oudh.
killed five times as many people as Of
late years. but the determination OF
wolves seems to he going on rapidly
Lcopards are the alleged cause of death
to about 200 human beings annually.
Apart from the loss Of human life. The
returns show an annual destruction 81
$4,000 head of cattle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-29
Mayor Brown-Rccorder.

Mayor Brown says that there have
been 6O51 cases in the mayors court
since he came into office, twenty-onc
months ago, instead of eleven months.
The mayor is very much in favor OF a
recorder, that the two offices should
be separated. The duties of the court
are SO arduous and occupy so much
of mayors time that 1t is impossi-
BILE to do the duties of mayor prop
erly as they should be done. The ma
terial interests of the city are such as
10 demand very careful consideration
OH the part OF the mayor. TO look af-
ter these and to inform h mself as to
the best manner to proceed in the
multiplicity of cases requires
the undivided time of the mayor. The
city is growing rapidly and new or
der of things must be look.
ed after IN order to meet
the demand. The mayor is sought by
every one, almost, who has any bust
ness with new projects, schemes and
propositions for improvements, and
unless he has all his time to look into
these minutely he cannot act intelli-
gently, and for these reasons, as well
as others, he is glad there is to be a
recorder for Dallas. For instance:
This morning he was waylaid on the
street nine times from his residence to
the court by parties who had some
thing to do with the mayors court,
and at the foot of the stairs of the
city hall two little urchins stood wait
ing for his honor with requests from
their mothers for wood and provis-
ions
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-29
An End to Bone scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
H., says "Having received so much
benefit from Electric Bite s, | feel il
INV duty TO let suffering humanity
know Il. Have had running sore on
my leg for eight years my doctors
told me would have 10 have the bone
sclaped or leg anlputated. | used, i'm
stead, three bottles of Electric Biitcrs
and seven boxes Of Bucklcn's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound and
we'll" Electric Bittcrs are sold at fifty
cents a bottle. and Bucklen's Arnica
salvc At % cents per box, by W. III.
Howell & Bro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-29

Every subscriber who fails to get
the HERALD is requested to report the
failure to the HERALD Office. Our car
rier system is being revised and i'm
proved. and in the changes going on IN
the effort to perfect II some omissions
win occur. Please report EVERY failure
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-29
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum,
Fever Sores, letter Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
w. II. Howell e Bro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-29
Token of Appreciation.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod, st. George Hotel,
Dallas, Texas;
Your gift in the shape of three fine
ornamental cakes TO the Dallas Fire
Department is highly appreciated, and
| will soy on behalf Of the fire depart
ment that this token of esteem will be
always remembered. Respectfully.
CHAs. KAHN, Chief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-29
Many Homes Made Happy

When they learn that they can get
Lace Curtains, Lace Bed Sets, Cast ors,
Mirrors, Clocks, Oil Paintings, Eagle
Wringers, United States Champion
Washers, Union Fluters, etc, on small
payments, made weekly. at j. #.
Zang's Texas lnstallment House, $40
Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-29
Light Enough

'Shall / light the gasp" asked tho
landlady at the supper table.
''Oa. IL isn't necessary" answered.
the new boarder. tho supper is lighi
enough"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-29
Worth TRYING.

The young man who pursuades him
self that two people can live as cheaply
rs one can always find a girl to helr
him try the experiment. Phiiadeiphio
cdH.